furnariidae

• Famille taxonomique d'oiseaux, communément appelés fourniers ou oiseaux-fourniers, regroupant un ensemble varié de passereaux de petite et moyenne taille principalement présents en Amérique centrale et du Sud.

A taxonomic family of birds, commonly known as ovenbirds, that includes a diverse group of small to medium-sized passerines found primarily in Central and South America.

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1. Bird familyC1formalscientific

   A taxonomic family of small to medium-sized passerine birds native to Central and South America, commonly known as ovenbirds and woodcreepers, characterized by their diverse nest-building habits.

   Furnariidés

   • The Furnariidae family includes over 300 species of ovenbirds and spinetails.
   • Researchers observed a nest built by a member of the Furnariidae family in the forest canopy.
   • Many Furnariidae are known for their complex, oven-like clay nests.

2. Common nameB2informal

   Often referred to collectively as ovenbirds, especially for the genus Furnarius, known for building distinctive domed clay nests.

   Furnariidés (fourniers)

   • Ovenbirds, part of the Furnariidae family, are famous for their intricate mud nests.
   • The term 'Furnariidae' is sometimes simplified to 'ovenbirds' in birdwatching guides.
   • A group of Furnariidae was spotted along the riverbank during the expedition.